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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 8 October 1913, Page 6

Buslnesi Notion. - THAT LESSENS THE FOOD BILLS. A PROFITABLE pastime that keeps meat bills down—that helps the wife in her effort to save—that eaves medicine bills by improved health —the only sport that gives return value —that takes man away from the worry and fret and bustle of modern business. r|CLJ||Up THE ANCIENT SPORT THAT BRINGS THE llOlimU RUDDY GLOW OF HEALTH TO THE CHEEK. We can help you in the how and where to fish, just as we can help you to "better-than-usual" FISHING TACKLE. Full stocks kept—fresh and new. Ask us for list of 48 pages with its splendid hints —it's free —and goods marked in it are all Post Free. piOLJIAip AND THE PLEASURE IT GIVES WHEN riOnillU THE RIGHT TACKLE IS USED. Whatever your needs we can "tackle" them. We make a specialty of COMPLETE OUTFITS. Price, from 20s. BOYS' OUTFITS, from 12s, Post Free. Don't forget List or your License. FISHINC LICENSES ISSUED *f*%. BLAIR & SELLAR igjfflfr "The House for Fishing Tackle," HAWERA. W^' Wfff^!^ FarmPKcT A FEW ■ fll ■HCrO . FERTILIZER lil"111111111111 ■iiinannßßHHn FACTS. BILSTON BASIC PHOSPHATE STUDY THE UNIT COST! ' ALL STOREKEEPERS AND MANURE DEALERS. Wholesale only from , g A:>,?«:^ TERSON & CO" LTD- Wellington, Sole Importers.

Bonmngtoti's^JPi Cures Inf luenzaiPfj Nowadays everybody knows the^M^ wmptoms of Influenza byexperience^K^tf Yet a little care at the outset willW T prevent the serious complications that^ »o often occur. Bonnington't Irish M \ l°i 5S * reit *n<* wunalil *»ill restore m health in a few days. But go to bed S at once—a day or so at the start mil pre- V vent a week or a fortnight away from B work. Bonnington's Irish Moss is the I standard remedy—tested for half actsv ■ tury, •here's nothing to equal it. ■ Mm. E. Woodaoute, of Northcote, writas: fl i•lI« ln *• ollla ? f Banninttn't V Insb Mom and found it rery gaod. I aW pad a tuddea attack of lalueaza aid jWit laraa me froai ■ mvm* illatM." Refuse an imitation or substitute ' which gives the dealar a bigger nrofit. Insist ob getting rJonnington's. gg \& ' CARR.ACEEN 4/ IRISH' MOSS no TEA like^w Equal any Tea at ' They B 1^(8 per Ib. have stood a I Equal any Tea at YEARS 1 2/4 per Ib. ■ c-.. , _ ' tbaa any other ■ Equal any Tea at I 1/10 or 2/- I On every occasion nse I NELSON, MOATE'S J dm' "X7HAT Oh Bertie! New SuitP 'T No; had it cleaned at W, awkina and Co.'b, Dyers and Cleaner*, '|?<K:> rissht-°f-w»v). Hifih Btreotu.

00 YOU GET YOUR RIGHTS? A MERCERY TALK. It is the inherent right of every man. to get for every shilling he spends on Mercery a full shilling's worth of good materials, correct styles, and FULLVALUEnSIIiI> ~iUaWOrd> ~ T f, vo« always get your 'rights" m wearing apparel, it is evident you are an ADAMSON & ROBB customer. On the other hand,, you may have cause for complaint in regard to the "wearability" of your collars, shirts, ' and all other mercery. If so, you should follow the lead of the "well pleased" man and secure all your wearing apparel here. ADAMSON & ROBB. THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR, HAWERA. MOKE TALK ' About our CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. You cannot help admiring our stock. DINNER SETS in the Latest Styles and Decorations. TOILET SETS—A good variety. TEA SETS--A splendid collection. SALAD SERVICES—Suitable for presentations. A fine display of "DOULTON" Salads, Teapots, Sugars and Creams, Jugs, Flower Pots, Ornaments, etc. INSPECTION INVITED. M. J. CAMPBELIHAWERA. I'el. 26 Sox 94. $£$jiKs((& A BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD. \}K(\ ACRES freehold all in grasft mJ.^" highly improved^ adjoining ailway station and township; sublivided into numerous paddocks, well watered, well fenced; has a beautiful lomestead house (9 rooms), and gardens re nicely laid out and planted with hoico trees and ehrubs, 2 tennis ourts, 5 acre orchard, woolshed, tables, barn, implement shed, 2 cotages, etc. The owner has lately sold acre for £60 as a post office site; and hall has just been erected on the roperty; has a big prospective value. Ihe price is only £20 per acre, and £000 cash is wanted. The existing lortgage is to the Government Adances to Settlers' Office. This is a sally fine property, and the land m cod ■jMTESSANA & /~10., AGENTS AND BROKERS. - HAMILTON (WAIKATO). T Sykes's Drench.—Just what a cow H squires after calving.—Advt. j •£